Game Four came and went ... leaving us in the same position as we were in before it started. A 7-7 tie made sure that we were still looking for either Team Jorge to win the clinching game or Team Jordie to come back and tie this up at a game apiece.
With Jorge suffering from flu like symptoms, "Crazy Joe" came to the rescue taking over at the last minute. Joe made a seamless transition and played a good game.
He was quickly welcomed back getting two shots off the mask and two more off the pebbles. Both teams watched as he rolled out of the crease ... to the hash marks ... and back again in agony.
The highlight of the day came when Vince MacDougall went end to end and decided to go even further utilizing the wrap around for the finish. A truly classy goal from an even classier player.
Not much has changed over the week. Cris Cervoni ( 24G, 26A ) and Chris Alpaugh ( 26G, 24A ) sit at the top of the league with 50 points each. They have surpassed Tyler Courtemanche whose poor form in the last couple of weeks has left him struggling to keep up with the frontrunners.
Ryan Wigle, the defending Goal Scoring Champion currently sits atop the list with 28 Goals and will be looking to continue at this pace scoring just under 3 goals a game on average.
Looking forward to Game 5 and all the drama that it will bring:
Will Shawn "Line Change" Herman finally snap? He's been boiling for a while now, maybe this is the week.
Matt "I only fight at hockey" Spence is still looking to Tango with one of his own players.
Cris Cervoni has been doing steroids all week getting ready to make his assault on the Scoring Lead and has a surprise in store for the Hockey-Life community.... good old Cervones released a quote through his agent stating he's "Got a new celebration to unveil as well". When asked to give us a sneak peak of the new celley, Cris only said "Anisimov eat your heart out".
We have a couple of milestones to announce... it's only our second season, but a couple of players are reaching noteworthy plateaus.
Ryan Wigle has 103 career points, 63 of those are goals.
Chris Alpaugh just broke the 100 point mark last game and now has 101 career points amassing 51 goals in the process. Congrats Alps!
Closing in on the mark Adam Klimowicz (47G,45A) is 3 off from 50 Goals and 8 points away from 100.
See you all at the Brookside Bunker this Saturday at 3:30 pm Bring your game face!
